Fender 1959 Journeyman Relic Precision Bass Electric Guitar, Rosewood Fingerboard, Aged Sherwood Green Metallic

Arguably Leo Fender's greatest gift to modern musicians, the Precision Bass was the world's first electric bass. A definitive year for the ground-breaking P Bass, 1959 introduced a rosewood fingerboard to its maple neck, setting forth an insurrection in rumble. The expert craftsmen at Fender Custom Shop have given the Journeyman Relic P Bass a more-than-tastefully worn lacquer finish, in addition to a stunning gold anodized pickguard, vintage P Bass bridge threaded steel saddles and hand-wound '62 P Bass pickups for that world-beloved low-end tone.

In vintage-correct fashion, this P Bass sports a 2-piece alder body, quartersawn maple neck with a " '60s Oval C"-shaped neck profile, 9.5"-radius slab rosewood fingerboard and 20 6105 frets.

Other appointments include vintage-style tuning machines, bone nut and round string tree. Includes deluxe hardshell case, strap and Certificate of Authenticity.

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Fender has taken the concept of reissue instruments even further by crafting meticulous replicas using the same techniques and tooling as the originals.